Graphic Novel Recommendations

Nameless City
I really liked this book, and it really expands to other tribes I guess, and really fights for everyone to be together no matter if you're from another tribe.

Amulet
I consider this to be a great book to read. The plot and the rising action is the best part of the book.

Tokyo Ghoul
A college student meets the world of ghouls (monsters that look like humans).


~ Seleected by three Homestead freshmen

Review of To Kill A Mockingbird, graphic novel adaptation

To Kill A Mockingbird is one of my all-time favorite books. Having the story of racism and prejudice in America told through the eyes of a relatively unbiased and innocent child shows the true evil behind much of 1900s America. Reading the book in graphic novel form allowed the story to seem even more human than before, since I could actually see the emotions on the characters' faces. The book was translated into pictures almost word for word, and I truly appreciated the detail.

~ Posted by a Homestead senior